Tories on the brink of a party split over May’s Brexit deal

Pro-Brexit, anti-May protesters in London yesterday Arxiu.

Daniel Postico - London

One day remains until the British parliament votes on the deal for the departure from Europe of the UK, as agreed by Prime Minister Theresa May. Tension is at an all time-high in her ruling Conservative Party, with over one hundred of the 315 “tory” ministers of parliament having stated they will vote against May’s deal tomorrow. Yesterday, the extreme right and left hit the streets, separately, to protest a deal that neither likes, for different reasons, and the consequences of possible rejection from Parliament on tuesday are as of yet unknown.

Tories on the brink of a party split over May’s Brexit deal

Published on

Most Viewed

IT’S THAT MAN AGAIN

What does the future hold for the Catalan language?

“We have lost the art of conversation and we no longer talk to each other”

“Catalan is screaming out that it is dying; we must save it”

Reversing the low social use of Catalan

Government to spend extra €8.8 million to expand Catalan courses and places

My better half is apoplectic

COLONIAL “NORMALITY”

“We will only accept full official status for Catalan”